If you’re new to daily fantasy sports, playing (and winning) can be daunting — especially when you’re playing stat-heavy sports like baseball. To try to fix this FanDuel is launching a new product called FanDuel Mixup, which aims to make daily fantasy sports more appealing to casual users. First announced in March, Mixup is now available for players starting today. Read More
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Microsoft continues to pay attention to its current Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book machines, releasing the second set of driver updates this month for each machine aimed at improving performance and stability.
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Google is adding more robust support for Indian languages to Chrome, Android, Gboard, and its Google Translate platform. Now, Indian translations will benefit from a neural network and other improvements.
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Opinion: Amid scandal, Uber is getting something right: diversity. The post You’ll Never Guess Who Does Diversity Right: Uber appeared first on WIRED.
Source: Wired
Gavin Heffernan and Harun Mehmedinovic set out to document the last dark skies around North America. The post Breathtaking Photos of a World Without Light Pollution appeared first on WIRED.
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Acer may be set to introduce a new convertible tablet in the coming days called the Aspire Switch 3 Pro. Said to pack a Pentium processor, it could come in cheaper than the Switch Alpha 12 2-in-1.
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All that packing and cracking comes up lacking once you apply a little efficiency gapping. The post Gerrymandering Has a Solution After All. It’s Called Math appeared first on WIRED.
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The social network is slowly gaining users, but still struggling. Can anything save it?
Source: CNET
Oracle announced a slew of AI-driven capabilities across its Customer Experience Cloud Suite today that are designed to help users to deliver better, faster and more personal experiences. If you think you’ve heard this before, it’s because Oracle joins its customer experience competitors in offering a similar set of capabilities complete with underlying artificial… Read More
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IBM, which has been putting a lot of emphasis on its cloud services and infrastructure lately, today announced that it is opening four new data centers in the United States. These new facilities — two in Dallas, Texas and two in Washington, DC — bring IBM’s total number of data centers for its cloud to 55. In the U.S., IBM not operates 22 data centers.
As IBM noted in… Read More
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